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Hebrew wordlink #92347

OSHB Deu 22:4 חֲמוֹר (ḩₐmōr) Strongs=2543 Lemma=‘חֲמוֹר’
contextual word gloss=‘the_donkey_of’ word gloss=‘donkey_of’
Morphology=Ncbsc PoS=common_noun Gender=both Number=singular State=construct
Year=-1451

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Other uses (2) of identical word form חֲמוֹר (Morphology=Ncbsc PoS=common_noun Gender=both Number=singular State=construct) in the Hebrew originals

The word form ‘חֲמוֹר’ (Morphology=Ncbsc PoS=common_noun Gender=both Number=singular State=construct) has 2 different glosses: ‘[the]_donkey_of’, ‘the_donkey_of’.

EXO 23:5 contextual word gloss=‘the_donkey_of’ word gloss=‘donkey_of’ OSHB EXO 23:5 word 3

OET-LV: 5 if/because you _will _see the _donkey _of one _who_hates _you lying _down under load _of_its and_you _will _refrain from_leaving to_him/it certainly _(rearrange) you _will _rearrange_it with_him/it. (EXO_23:5)

OET-RV: 5 If you see that the donkey of someone who hates you has fallen to the ground under its load, you mustn’t just walk way—you must certainly help them with it. (EXO 23:5)

JOB 24:3 contextual word gloss=‘[the]_donkey_of’ word gloss=‘donkey_of’ OSHB JOB 24:3 word 1

OET-LV: 3 the_donkey _of fatherless _ones they _drive _away they _take _as _pledge the_ox _of a _widow. (JOB_24:3)

OET-RV: 3 They drive away the donkey of a family who lost the husband.
⇔ ≈ They take the widow’s ox as payment for a pledge. (JOB 24:3)

The various word forms of the root word (lemma) ‘Lemma=‘חֲמוֹר’’ have 6 different glosses: ‘Hamor’, ‘[the]_donkey_of’, ‘a_donkey’, ‘a_heap’, ‘of_Hamor’, ‘the_donkey_of’.